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Archives of Environmental Health|May 1, 1996
Hair lead levels related to children's classroom attention-deficit behaviorR W TuthillAmerican Journal of Epidemiology|December 1, 1984
Woodstoves, formaldehyde, and respiratory diseaseR W TuthillToxicology and Industrial Health|September 1, 1985
The Massachusetts Blood Pressure Study, Part 1. Elevated levels of sodium in drinking water and blood pressure levels in childrenE J Calabrese, R W TuthillThe Science of the Total Environment|April 1, 1981
The influence of elevated levels of sodium in drinking water on elementary and high school students in MassachusettsE J Calabrese, R W TuthillToxicology and Industrial Health|September 1, 1985
The Massachusetts Blood Pressure Study, Part 2. Modestly elevated levels of sodium in drinking water and blood pressure levels in high school studentsR W Tuthill, E J CalabreseToxicology and Industrial Health|September 1, 1985
The Massachusetts Blood Pressure Study, Part 4. Modest sodium supplementation and blood pressure change in boarding school girlsR W Tuthill, E J CalabreseAmerican Journal of Public Health|July 1, 1981
Drinking water sodium and blood pressure in children: a second lookR W Tuthill, E J CalabreseEnvironmental Health Perspectives|April 1, 1979
Age as a function in the development of sodium-related hypertensionR W Tuthill, E J CalabreseToxicology and Industrial Health|September 1, 1985
The Massachusetts Blood Pressure Study, Part 3. Experimental reduction of sodium in drinking water: effects on blood pressureE J Calabrese, R W TuthillArchives of Environmental Health|July 1, 1979
Elevated sodium levels in the public drinking water as a contributor to elevated blood pressure levels in the communityR W Tuthill, E J CalabresePageof 3